ACCA Foundation Diploma – All Seven Papers Pack

ACCA FA1: Recording Financial Transactions
The syllabus for FA1, Recording Financial Transactions, introduces the candidate to the fundamentals of preparing and recording financial documentation, from originating documents and processing ledger transactions up to the trial balance stage.

ACCA MA1: Management Information
The syllabus for MA1, Management Information, introduces candidates to basic costing principles and techniques and the tools with which to use these principles and techniques.  The syllabus covers  business organisations and the specific role of the management accountant within the organisation. 

ACCA FA2: Maintaining Financial Records
The syllabus for FA2, Maintaining Financial Records, introduces the context and purpose of maintaining financial records with reference to account preparation, the double-entry system and on recording, processing, and reporting business transactions and events, including the specific accounting for non-current assets.

ACCA MA2: Maintaining Financial Records
The syllabus introduces the basics of recording costs in management accounting. This is followed by coverage of a variety of costing techniques used in business. The next area of the syllabus introduces candidates to the use of management accounting in support of decision-making.

ACCA FBT: Foundation in Business and Technology
Business and Technology will teach you how businesses operate effectively, efficiently, and ethically and will show the critical role finance professionals play in achieving this.  You'll understand business in the context of its environment, including economic, legal, and regulatory influences.

ACCA FMA: Management Accounting
The important areas in the ACCA FMA exams are costing techniques, forecasting techniques, big data, budgeting and variance analysis, and capital budgeting and performance analysis. Among these costing techniques, budgeting and variances hold special importance. 

ACCA FFA: Financial Accounting
Learn the underlying principles and concepts of financial accounting, accounting techniques, and the preparation of basic financial statements.  You'll demonstrate technical proficiency in the use of double-entry techniques, including the preparation and interpretation of basic financial statements.